According to the National Weather Service, sunny and warm weather is expected to reach 70 on Tuesday, and remain as high as the 60s throughout the week, according to the National Weather Service.
Winds on Sunday were as high as 29 mph before the start of the work week. Wind forecasts prompted the National Weather Service to issue a “dangerous weather prospect” for most parts of the region to increase the threat of “fast shooting” on Sunday afternoon.
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“The gusts of the west winds are 20 to 30 mph, and the relative humidity drops to 20 to 30%, and the dry fine fuel this afternoon will cause the threat of rapid combustion to rise.”
The National Meteorological Administration encourages residents to check with local authorities whether they want to burn outdoors. Any combustion should be “very cautious” due to the increased risk, the statement said. Dangerous weather prospects are expected to be cleared after Sunday.
With the wind, it is expected to be sunny on Sunday, up to 60.
Starting with the work week, Monday's highs are expected to be around 64. Conditions are expected to be sunny and winds approaching 7 mph. On Monday night, conditions are expected to remain clear, low of 39.
Tuesday is expected to be sunny, the warmest day of the week, with temperatures expected to reach 70. Winds are expected to be between 5 and 8 miles per hour, and conditions are expected to be diverted to partially cloudy parts, while lower speeds are about 44.
Sunshine is expected on Wednesday, with a maximum of 58. In the middle of the week, the wind is not expected. Heading to Wednesday night, conditions are expected to turn cloudy, while the low is close to 40.
It is expected to be sunny on Thursday, with nearly 61 close to 61 years old. Partially cloudy situations are expected to settle on Thursday. The low of the night is expected to be around 46.
Most sunny Fridays, with temperatures approaching 70, and work week is expected to end. On Friday night, most dark conditions are expected to approach 52.
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